If you are writing a .NET plug-in based on RhinoCommon, this should not be a problem. Just make sure the project targets .Net Framework 4. Building as “Any CPU” will allow your plug-in to load in either 32-bit or 64-bit Rhino…
If you are writing a .NET plug-in based on RhinoCommon, this should not be a problem. Just make sure the project targets .Net Framework 4. Building as “Any CPU” will allow your plug-in to load in either 32-bit or 64-bit Rhino…